Sports Training and Athletics

Correct answer is (2).

Breaststroke is one of the four competitive swimming styles, along with freestyle, backstroke, and butterfly. It is the slowest of the four main strokes but is also one of the oldest, with swimmers facing forward and performing a frog-like kick while keeping their head above water.

A sprain is an injury caused by excessive stretching or tearing of ligaments, the tough bands of tissue connecting bones. Strains affect muscles/tendons, tension is force, and fracture is a break in bone. The term specifically refers to ligament damage.

The term 'Steeplechase' is historically associated with Horse Racing. It originated as a horse race where riders would race from one church steeple to another, jumping over fences and ditches in the countryside. The term later extended to athletics, where steeplechase is now a track and field event with barriers and a water jump.

From our established race order: F(1), D(2), C(3), E(4), B(5), A(6), we need to identify the swimmer between C and E. C is in position 3, E is in position 4. These are consecutive positions, meaning there is no swimmer between C and E. The swimmer between C and E is none.

Rugby was not an Olympic event until rugby sevens was introduced in the 2016 Rio Olympics. The question refers to traditional rugby, which was only played in the Olympics in 1900, 1908, and 1924 before being removed for many decades. Shooting, fencing (note the typo as 'Fancing'), and weightlifting have been continuous Olympic sports.

The Clean & Jerk is one of the two main lifts in competitive weightlifting, along with the Snatch. It involves lifting the barbell from the ground to overhead in two continuous motions. Wrestling, long jump, and hammer throw are different sports that do not use this terminology.

A sabbatical is an extended period of leave from work, often used for research, travel, or rest. While commonly for academics, it can apply to athletes recovering from injury. 'Gap' is a general break, 'recuperate' is a verb, and 'quarantine' is isolation.

A DOPE test (Doping Control Test) is specifically designed to detect performance-enhancing drugs in athletes. The other options serve different purposes: EEG records brain electrical activity, Narco Test is for criminal investigation, ELISA is for detecting antibodies/viruses, and Mind Mapping is a learning technique.

The Dope Test is the official name for the screening procedure used to detect performance-enhancing drugs in sports. It involves testing urine or blood samples for banned substances like steroids, stimulants, and hormones. Other options like EEG (brain waves), Narco Test (truth serum), ELISA (antibody test), and Mind mapping are unrelated to drug testing in sports.

Dope testing is the specific test used to detect performance-enhancing drugs in sports. EEG measures brain activity, Narco Test is for truth detection, ELISA detects antibodies, and Mind mapping is not a medical test.

A sprain occurs when ligaments (tough bands connecting bones) are stretched beyond their normal range or torn. This differs from muscle strains (muscle injury) and tendon injuries (tendon overstretch).

Healthy (Positive competition keeps the players in good health. It keeps the players together in spite of winning or loosing.) Distracters: (a) deadly means very harmful (b) stealthy means being cautious or maintaining secrecy (d) unhealthy means not good for health

Nisha Millet is a prominent Indian swimmer who represented India at the 2000 Sydney Olympics. She was the first Indian swimmer to qualify for the Olympics with an Olympic 'B' qualifying time. She has won numerous national titles and international medals in swimming.